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For the first time in history, farmers in South Sudan will be able to grow four different hybrid maize varieties customized for their country’s environs.

That he was ailing was an open secret, but until about three months ago, he was reportedly being considered for governor of Bank of Uganda

The Rev Dr Lydia Nsaale Kitayimbwa was recently appointed chaplain of St Francis Chapel Makerere University.

Eulogy by Hon Mwesigwa Rukutana, Managing Partner, Mwesigwa Rukutana & Co. Advocates. Sleep eluded me the whole night last night. I had experienced a funny feeling the whole of yesterday, thinking of our planned trip to Milan to see Keith and Janet. Efforts to reach him or Janet on phone, as I always did

Several first year students said they had been frustrated by the e-voting system

The Ugandan economist on Thursday breathed his last in Milan, Italy, worn out by a long battle with cancer.

One thing I picked from Robert "Bobby" Musinguzi, and something I apply in my work as a sports journalist, is evidence-based decision-making.

By Mike Sebalu Youth leaders under the Inter-party Youth Platform want Makerere University leadership to review the current guild statute

It is rather surprising that Lady Doves and She Corporate are mentioned in the same sentence with relegation but that is the reality.The Champions of the previous two seasons find themselves in unfamiliar territory and must change the tide in the remaining few games.

A few years ago, I was in Lagos to see Alphabet’s digital skills programs at work. There was excitement for the future of technology in Africa and all the jobs and opportunities it could bring.